VIRTUAL TRY-ON
See it on a real person before anyone buys.
Add a garment and a photo of a person, and get back a picture of them wearing it in about fifteen seconds. Try your own stock on yourself, or put a Try it on button on your shop.
Your try-on appears here
- · One person, in even light, where the piece is worn.
- · The product clearly visible, not folded away.
- · Jewelry: say what it is, and a word on how it looks.
- · Phone photos are fine. Big files are shrunk for you.
FOR SHOPS
Put a Try it on button on your shop.
Shoppers press it on any product, add a photo of themselves and see the piece on their own body without leaving your page. They don’t need an account. You pay 8 credits per try-on, up to a monthly limit you choose, and the button only works on your own website.
- WooCommerceA plugin you upload to WordPress. The button appears under Add to cart.
- ShopifyOne block pasted into your product page in the theme editor.
- Any websiteOne script tag and a button, wherever you sell.
Questions people ask
- What photo of the person works best?
- One person, facing the camera, in even light, waist-up or full-length, with the part of the body the garment covers clearly visible. A phone photo is fine. Loose or very baggy clothing in the photo can make the fit harder to read.
- What garment photo works best?
- The product on its own, laid flat, on a hanger or on a mannequin, with the whole garment in frame. The product photo you already use on your shop usually works.
- Do you keep the photos?
- No. Neither photo is stored. On this page the finished picture is saved to your library so you can find it again. On a shop's Try it on button nothing is kept at all: the shopper's photo is used once and the result goes straight back to them.
- How much does it cost?
- Each try-on uses 8 credits. On a shop, the try-ons are paid from the shop's credits, never by the shopper, and stop at a monthly limit the shop sets.
- Does it work on WooCommerce and Shopify?
- Yes. WooCommerce has a plugin you upload to WordPress. On Shopify you paste a short block into your product page in the theme editor. Any other website can add one script tag and a button.
- Is the result exactly how it will fit?
- It is a good guide to colour, style and how the piece sits on a body, not a measurement. Keep your size guide next to the button, and say so if shoppers ask.